“The Ultimatum: Queer Love” trailer has dropped and we’ve got a May premiere date for the hotly anticipated Netflix dating reality show with a cast comprised entirely of queer women and non-binary people!
Whatever happened to our friends in vests and fedoras, the cast of The Real L Word? Let’s see where Whitney and Romi and Rose and Kacy are now!
These changes happened despite Ru and his cis producers, not because of them. Trans talent was simply undeniable.
Plus updates on 9-1-1, Good Trouble, A Million Little Things, Station 19, Survivor, The Power, and Grey’s Anatomy!
Meet Lizzo, the new gay biker chick who flirts with Toni in “Sex Education” — Riverdale’s horniest episode to date.
Lottie and Nat play a dangerous game, Tai searches for Van, and Shauna doubles down on Murder Mommi in the “Old Wounds.”
I’m delighted to report that there is not one, but two different storylines that involve LGBTQ+ characters in the TV adaptation of Naomi Alderman’s best-selling book.
Cartoons full of queer and trans characters, set across genres, for gays of all ages.
Despite the success of A League of Their Own by all knowable metrics, and the #MoreThanFour campaign, Prime Video announced yesterday that the series will officially end after four final episodes.
Because we love you enough to scrub through these trailers frame-by-frame and uncover the sapphic secrets hidden within.
Jodi Balfour strikes again!
There have only been 46 times — out of 169 characters — when a Black queer character was paired with a Black partner on television. Only six have had multiple Black partners.
Beef grapples with a lot of the same themes of sex, power, wealth, perception, and deception as the popular series White Lotus but does so with a lot more nuance — especially in its explorations of race — and a lot more creative ambition.
Over the past three years, as the U.S. has plummeted even deeper into anti-LGBTQ hysteria, The Owl House has become a beacon of hope and joy for queer and trans kids.
Since television is a collaborative medium, changes to expand a story to include other identities and experiences are welcome. The problem with this series is it wants inclusivity without acknowledging how that changes its central narrative.
On the show where anything goes, time travel gets complicated.
Let’s also check in on Not Dead Yet and Top Chef, shall we?
Stef and Lena make a trip to the Coterie because sometimes a girl just needs her mamas.
In “Digestif”, Melanie Lynskey delivers a monologue I’ll never forget.
I had to take a break from my Succession binge to rewatch The Owl House and remind myself that all parents are not like fuckin’ Logan Roy.